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Old BR430 problem

#1

upupandaway

upupandaway

I have a problem\question on the trigger. It starts but when i squeeze the trigger nothing happens.
I opened it and see a slot but nothing to catch the "ball" at the end of the cable.
Can someone post a diagram so I can see what is supposed to be pulling the cable when i squeeze the trigger??

TIA.


#2

Fish

Fish

It looks like there were a couple variations. Which end are you talking about? Where it meets the carb?
1end.PNG2end.PNG


#3

Fish

Fish

Is this yours?slot.jpg


#4

Fish

Fish

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#5

upupandaway

upupandaway

Thanks. My problem is in part 1. In the "candy cane" shape slot, the ball sits with plenty of slack. I tried lifting the end to hook the top of the "candy cane" but as soon as I slide the kill up, it pushes the ball out of the slot to just sit there and back to step 1 again.

So im not missing any part. GRRRRR. back to step 1.

Is the part u list updated? I don't know if the one u post has the candy cane slot on the back side.


#6

Fish

Fish

Sorry, I put up the incorrect blowup.
Probably a bit of dislexia.

430.PNG


#7

upupandaway

upupandaway

NO. the first diagram u posted is correct. I'll get a video when i get the chance.


#8

upupandaway

upupandaway

Sorry for the delay but here is a video of my problem.
If I pull the cable with pliers, the throttle moves and it returns to idle when i let go of the cable.
trigger problem


#9

Fish

Fish

Let us put this up first.
trig.PNG


#10

O

olgeezershonda

upupandaway said:
Sorry for the delay but here is a video of my problem.
If I pull the cable with pliers, the throttle moves and it returns to idle when i let go of the cable.
trigger problem
Click to expand...
Throttle cable binding a bit in the cable housing? A little silicone lube maybe?


#11

Fish

Fish

I am wondering if the ball should be in the slot "here".{In Blue}
Perhaps the plastic that grips it has been worn away.trig.PNG


#12

upupandaway

upupandaway

Fish said:
I am wondering if the ball should be in the slot "here".{In Blue}
Perhaps the plastic that grips it has been worn away.View attachment 58048
Click to expand...
Yeah Fish, I tried that. when i slide the kill switch, it pushes the ball right out .

In response to another response, with the loose cable, the carb goes back to idle so it isn't because of cable binding.
Oh well, I'll keep looking. I have another blower and mostly keep this one because it is old.
Thanks guys.


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